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‘Similarities’ after parked cars destroyed by fire

Scotland

Detectives say there are “similarities” after four parked cars in one town were destroyed by fire. South Lanarkshire Police have appealed for information about the fires in Hamilton. A car was found on fire in Sneddon Terrace at 10.35am on Monday. ...

03 Jan 2022 at 21:25

Scotland

Three boys charged after stadium stand and nursery gazebo set on fire

Three boys have been charged in connection with a fire at a stadium and a nursery in East Ayrshire. Police launched an investigation after part of a stand at Kilmarnock Rugby Club in the town’s Queen’s Drive was set on fire at about 1.25am on ...

20 Feb 2023 at 21:22

Scotland

Police investigate two deliberate fires in Scottish Borders

Police have launched an investigation into two linked incidents of wilful fire-raising in Peebles in the early hours of Sunday morning. The first incident took place at around 2.30am in High Street where a wheelie bin was set on fire. ...

19 Jun 2022 at 14:02

Scotland

Firefighters called to 40 deliberate fires every day last summer

Fire crews dealt with more than 40 deliberate fires every day last summer, figures show. The Scottish Fire and Rescue Service (SFRS) warned of a “needless drain on resources” if the pattern repeats itself this summer. Between June 1 ...

20 Jun 2024 at 15:06

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